It might be challenging enough to paint your nails, especially when using your non-dominant hand. The entire manicure process can seem intimidating when nail art is added. Also, you could think that DIY nail art is outside your range of abilities if you have shaky hands naturally or limited dexterity.
But first, give these simple, stunning manicures a shot before you fork over cash for a professional salon service. The best nail art ideas have been gathered here; some only require basic brush strokes that you may paint on, while others make use of tools or techniques that make the process quicker.
The appeal of this simple manicure by @paintbynaptime is that it has charm in its flawed, abstract design. A nail painting brush and three to six complimentary colors are all you need. After applying a clear base coat, create alternating-color stripes on your nails, then protect them with a top coat. (The soft grip on this collection of 5 nail art brushes makes it simpler to hold the brush.)
This straightforward manicure by Saturdays Studio reads both super-sophisticated and carefree thanks to its neutral, stone-like tones. To reproduce, apply the lighter color to your nails and let it dry. Then, paint the darker color on one half and add a piece of nail tape down the middle. Remove the tape after it has dried, then add a top coat.
You may use any combination of colors to recreate this simple nail art design. Put a darker color on your thumb, pinky, and pointer finger and a lighter color on the others. The darker color you used can now be utilized to make abstract waves with a nail art brush. More depth is added with the addition of a white wave.
Before you dismiss this intricate-looking nail art design, keep in mind that it’s far simpler to make than you might imagine. Making your own nail stickers at home is a step in the procedure that, according to Alena Monson, owner of What’s Up Beauty and Nails, is simple even for those with shaky hands.
Put drops of two to three different nail paint hues to wax paper, then use a toothpick or nail art brush to swirl the colors about. It needs to be large enough to completely encircle your nail. Let the design dry for a few hours.
In order to apply nail paint, Monson advises cutting the sheet closely to the shape of the nail, placing it on a sticky nail base, pressing it down with your fingers, and spreading it out evenly.
There are several different varieties of the French manis, which are now popular. This one was made by Bellacures and features two contrasting hues that are brushed on the nail tip in an abstract V shape. Before sealing with a top coat, paint one side with the lighter color, allow it to dry, and then paint the other side. Don’t worry if you unintentionally got polish on your skin, advises Bellacures marketing specialist Rianna Basurto. To remove the polish, use a brush or Q-tip dipped in acetone.
A hint of golden chrome is the epitome of the luxurious manicure. So even though this manicure is elegant, it’s easy to duplicate. Applying a base coat and neutral gel polish first, followed by rubbing alcohol to remove the tacky layer, no-wipe top coat, and 60 seconds of curing time. For the chrome to appear smooth and polished, the no-wipe top coat is a necessity, according to nail specialist Haley Ann. Use a little amount of chrome powder and rub it into the dried top coat until it becomes shiny. Clean again with rubbing alcohol. Apply the top coat again to seal, then cure. For this nail art, she used Luxa Platinum Chrome Powder.
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